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    The mission at The Ronald McDonald House Charities is to care, love, and help families of children with complex medical needs. R.M.H.C provides comfort, sense of community, and compassion for all families in need. “R.M.H.C keeps families of hospitalized children together in a “home away from home”.” Helping sick children fight their sickness is a huge emotional roller-coaster on the family of the sick child. Adding the fact that all the money you pay for trying to get the child cured is the…

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    Sweden before finally embarking on a ship to North America where they had the promise of freedom to practice. The Puritan communities in New England resolved to create an ideal Christian colony as outlined by John Winthrop’s A Model of Christian Charity by centering their lives around the church, converting the neighboring Native Americans, and support the whole of the society they formed. In John Winthrop’s famous sermon, the phrase pertaining to “a city on a hill” metamorphosed into a mission…

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    worked together in an attempt to reach a common goal, which is what Winthrop told them to do. However, the events that occurred partly conflicted with his idea of charity. Countless Native Americans lost their lives due to war, slaughter, and European diseases. If the Europeans had not come, more Native Americans would have survived; the "charity" they provided killed several. However, society flourished much more quickly after the Native Americans and Europeans joined together with their…

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    Analysis Essay: "A Model of Christian Charity" In 1630, Puritan layman and leader John Winthrop delivered a sermon to the Puritan people on board the ship Arbella while en route to the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Unbeknownst to him or those in attenedence, his sermon would go down in history and serve as a defining literary example of American colonization. The main purpose of his speech can be linked to preparing the puritans on how to develop a new society in a dangerous environment. During the…

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    In his work “A Model of Christian Charity,” Governor John Winthrop sets out a grandiose (and unrealistic) vision for the Massachusetts Bay Colony. He desires the colony to be an ideal Christian community built on the principal of loving your neighbor as Christ commands. He imagines the colony as set apart from other communities as a devoted community that loves one another and is always charitable (while still being sure to keep some money back as a savings). The colonists, however, seem to be…

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    England to what is advanced New England. He served as legislative leader of the Massachusetts Bay Colony for a long time. Winthrop kept a nitty gritty diary of the happenings in New England. He additionally composed the sermon, "A Model of Christian Charity," which fundamentally said that the Puritans of New England should have been being a case of how to carry on with a Godly life. john in his writings mainl addressed the majority white who were exploiting the black people and how inhumane…

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    Charity has a big role is the novel “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens and takes an apparent theme through the book. The concept of charity changes the main character Ebenezer Scrooge and his holiday spirit throughout a short time period. When Scrooge wasn't willing to donate to charity she was a bitter and rude old man. Throughout the three days where Christmas spirits visited him, he gained Christmas spirit and donated to charity which made him and overall happier person. In the…

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    motivation factors – achievements and acknowledgment. The presence or absence of these four subcategories in motivation and hygiene theory directly or indirectly result in dissatisfaction among employees. However, in a case of Rainbow Trust Children Charity, it is observed that it would be appropriate for the company to focus on Douglas Macgregor’s Theory X and Theory Y as it provides diverse options for the company to follow in accordance with their internal working environment and nature of…

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    Working for the Binghamton Tennis Charities, I gained experiences working within the sports industry. The first part of my internship consisted of going out in the Binghamton area and trying to sell sponsorship packages to local businesses. This was much more difficult than I originally thought it was going to be. Since I am not from the Binghamton area, it made it even more challenging because I did not know the area and anyone who owned a business. I received a lot of no’s from people. However…

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    Franklin, Winthrop, and Rowlandson’s views on religion are all drastically different from each other. Winthrop believes in God, but he uses it as justification on how the Puritans are better than England. In his sermon, “A Model of Christian Charity” Winthrop writes: We must love brotherly without dissimulation; we must love one another we a pure heart reverently. We must bear one another’s burthens. We must not look only for on our own things but also on things of our brethren, neither must we…

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